Trainwreck (dir. Judd Apatow).

More than anything, [it] showcases [Amy] Schumer’s continued potential as a comic performer in more conventional fare beyond her successful stand up comedy and acclaimed sketch show. It also reaffirms Apatow’s ability to work with other strong voices as a filmmaker and his contined fostering of emerging comedic talent. It’s mostly a relatively endearing and rather feel good, traditional romantic comedy, but it’s hard not to wish for more edge or danger coming from Schumer.

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